Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-07
CITY TRUSTEES.
Monthly Reports-Fourth of July Appro
pziation-City Finances.

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Monthly Reports-Fourth of July Appro
pziation-City Finances.
The Board of City Trustees met in regu.
lar session at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, all the
members present
! w. E. Gerber, City Treasurer, submitted
| the following report
Balance on hand, May ], 1887 Sll2 Soc "a
Received during the month. ........ IFS. SIS 50
| Deposited by Funded Debt Conn. 2s, l04 90
SIG 20
Warrants paid during the month"; 1865 OF
| coupons paid Funded Debt Conn.,. IS, l04 10
Balance on hand June 1st............-S273,76 0 10
Poundmaster Philip Rumble reported
his catch" for May as follows Horses,
I; cows. IL dogs, 66. The horses, COWS
and 10 dogs were redeemed.
Harbormaster Captain n. A. Kidder re-
ported collections for May for leyee dues.
etc., $780,
Superintendent of City Cemeteries. A. ].
Wilson, reported for May % deaths. Eight
cen bodies were brought here for inter
ment. Collections for the month: Permits.
$40 SO; vault dues, 81 so; total, $123.
Chief Engineer of the Water Works,
Williams, reported 32,003, 500 gallons water
pun pCd lOI Tie Wttk un6 Otl.
City Collector, George A. Putnam, turned
over the city assessment rolls to the Board.
They show that he has collected S2lS.-
$50 20, all of which has been paid into the
city treasury.
P. L. Plat. Captain T. B. Hall Rev. Car
roll NJ. Davis, L. a. Beardslee and Major
Z. ii. Hubbard, the Fourth of July CeIe-
bration Committee, appeared before the
Board, and asked for an appropriation for
the celebration. After some discussion the
Board voted $1,000.
&. Magray was awarded the contract for
grading and filling the city lots III the blocks
bounded by P and Q, Fifth and Sixth
streets for 374 cents per cubic yard
Property-owners petition for the widen
ing OF the crossings and light at Twelfth
and X streets. Referred to the Street Com
missioner
The contract for the construction of a
sewer on n street, from Seventeenth to
Twenty second street, was awarded to Jas.
Touhey for 81 ,90S IS.
The alley in the block c and D, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth, was ordered opened.
The Board passed an ordinance, which
goes into effect Immediately, imposing a
fine upon parties who dump garbage in
re IT'S or alleys or on private or public lots
City Board of Health.
at the meeting of the City Board of
Health, Saturday evening the reports Of
the Health Officer, Sanitary Inspector and
Plumbing Inspector were read, approved
and ordered on file During the month
OF May S36 premises were inspected and
269 nuisances ordered abated. New vaults
and cesspools inspected, %; awnings or
dered repaired or taken down, g. ven
tllators erected, 4; patent closets ordered,
3; patent closets ordered repaired 8; low
lots ordered filled, 5; hydrants and drains
repaired, 80; alleys cleaned of blocks, 4 :;
number of blocks inspected from house 10
house, IL; dead animals buried, 101; rub
Dish ordered to be removed and vaults dis
infected, 80
DIR. H. L. Nichols, Health Officer, re-
ported that 30 deaths occurred in this city
during the month of Maya rate of 81
per 1000 of population. Four of the
deaths were from unknown causes, 3 from
phthisis pulmonalis, . from cardiac dis
ease, and each from cerebro-spinal fever
cholera lnfantum, typhoid fever, whoop-
lng-cough, cancer of uterus, apoplexy, OBJ
struction of bowels, cerebral hemorrhage,
congestion of the brain, chronic hepatitis,
enterltis gangrene, general dropsy, menin-
gltls, perltonitis, pneumonia, ulcer of
stomach, uremia, drowning and suicide.
Two of the deceased were under l wear of
age, between l and 5, between and 10,
between 10 and 20, between 20 and 40,
between 40 and 60, and IL were over 60.